What are the most multilingual suburbs in Western Australia?

The top-ranked suburbs are Mount Hardman, St George Ranges, Warburton, Cannington, Mirrabooka, and more, ordered by a category-specific composite score from official government and open data.

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The index shows relative strength within the ranking list. 100 is the top-ranked suburb; lower values are further from the leader. It is not an overall suburb rating out of 100.

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Most Multilingual Suburbs in Western Australia

Suburbs with the highest share of residents who speak a language other than English at home (2021 Census, usual residence). Suburbs with fewer than 500 Census residents are excluded.

Rank	Suburb	Share
#1	Mount Hardman	89.5%
#2	St George Ranges	86.5%
#3	Warburton	86.4%
#4	Cannington	64.6%
#5	Mirrabooka	63.4%
#6	Queens Park	60.2%
#7	East Cannington	59.0%
#8	Glendalough	54.7%
#9	Fitzroy Crossing	54.0%
#10	Bennett Springs	52.1%
#11	Langford	51.8%
#12	Dayton	51.4%
#13	Koondoola	50.3%
#14	Roebourne	50.1%
#15	Westminster	49.8%
#16	Kwinana Town Centre	49.5%
#17	Balga	49.4%
#18	Riverton	49.1%
#19	Bentley	48.9%
#20	Beckenham	48.8%
#21	Telfer	48.4%
#22	Piara Waters	47.1%
#23	Nollamara	46.2%
#24	Harrisdale	45.9%
#25	Willetton	45.9%
#26	Northbridge	45.8%
#27	Osborne Park	44.0%
#28	Brabham	43.7%
#29	Canning Vale	43.5%
#30	Maddington	43.5%
#31	Waterford	41.8%
#32	East Perth	41.6%
#33	Southern River	41.6%
#34	Lynwood	41.1%
#35	Wattle Grove	41.0%
#36	Darch	40.6%
#37	Crawley	40.3%
#38	Kenwick	40.3%
#39	Kewdale	40.2%
#40	Girrawheen	40.0%
#41	Perth	39.7%
#42	Marangaroo	38.4%
#43	Wilson	38.4%
#44	Landsdale	38.1%
#45	Alexander Heights	37.8%
#46	Karawara	37.6%
#47	Wiluna	37.6%
#48	Morley	37.3%
#49	Haynes	37.0%
#50	Tuart Hill	36.8%

Share is from the 2021 Census (usual residence). Suburbs with fewer than 500 Census residents are excluded.

Last updated 27 July 2026 at 11:38 pm AWST

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